Question

research about intellectual property rights (IPR) and copyright laws.

Stan Smith, a recent graduate from a small southern Utah town, has started a small art and design studio. A client requests him to create a design and screen-print it on about twenty shirts to be used for business promotional purposes. Smith creates the design and goes to the only screen printer in town to have the shirts printed with his new design. The printer is Smith's former part-time employer, who had largely provided Smith with the necessary economic resources while Smith commuted regularly to attend school. Further, the printer is an active member of a small, rather tight group of businessmen in the community, into which Smith has recently been accepted.
About two weeks after Smith delivers the screen-printed shirts to his client, he observes a number of individuals in town wearing shirts very similar to those he has just delivered to his client. When he goes to the printer's shop, Smith discovers many shirts hanging on racks, printed with his copyrighted design.

Based on the scenario and your research, answer the following questions:

• What should Smith do? Can copyright laws help him in any way?
• Consider his role in the small business community and his relationship with the printer. What are the initial steps Smith should take?

Answer 1

Solution:

Since, Smith has a copyright he is basically saying that he owns the design so that other people can't use it. For example, so what is Smith should do is basically talk to the printer and ask them to stop using his shirts if that doesn't work because of the copyright laws, then he can send the printer a case and deist letter as well as potentially use for income generated from the shirts. Furthermore, the last part says consider his position in the community, so what Smith should really do is talk to the printer first without threatening legal action.The three hosting companies are ipage, host: gator, and blue host. For instance the comparable pricing basically web hosting is entirely defendant on what each person needs.

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